7th World Conference on Sport and the Environment - International ...

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4.4. Parallel B – Sport and sustainable development: Contradictions or complementarities?....76
4.4.1. Sport at the service of youth and sustainable development in South America.........................76
4.4.2. From plan to action (Africa case study)......................................................................................83
4.4.3. Community Sports and the Environment in Developing Countries............................................87
4.4.4. Sport and Tourism: Synergies for Sustainable Development.....................................................91
4.4.5. Sport, environment and development in Oceania......................................................................93
4.5. Parallel C – Joining forces for a common objective...........................................................101
4.5.1. One planet Olympics: From principles to practise...................................................................101
4.5.2. Greenpeace’s experience in working with sports event organisers ........................................104
4.5.3. Global Village of Beijing, China (GVB)......................................................................................109
4.5.4. Dissemination of the Green Olympic Concept, mobilizing the public to participate
in Green action.........................................................................................................................113
4.6. Parallel D – Expertise and best practice from National Olympic Committees.................118
4.6.1. Olympic Solidarity sport and environment programme and results.........................................118
4.6.2. Value of regional IOC sport and environment seminars for National Olympic Committees....121
4.6.3. Case study: National Olympic Committee of Japan................................................................126
4.6.4. Case study: National Olympic Committee of Spain.................................................................131
4.7. Plenary 2 – The Olympics and corporate environmental responsibility............................134
4.7.1. Building a Greener Games: Infrastructure Needs in Sport.......................................................134
4.7.2. Green Olympics in China.........................................................................................................137
4.7.3. Moving towards a harmonious world with the delivery of clean energy..................................140
4.7.4. Supply chain management: Social & environmental trends.....................................................143
4.7.5. Business and the Green Games: Harmonious partnership......................................................147
4.8. Parallel E – Bidding “Green”..................................................................................................150
4.8.1. Environmental considerations in the 2014 Incheon Asian Games...........................................150
4.8.2. Greening Commonwealth Games............................................................................................154
4.8.3. Environmental factors in the FIFA <strong>World</strong> Cup 2010.................................................................157
4.8.4. Implementing the Sochi 2014 “green” bid promises...............................................................162
4.9. Parallel F – A positive legacy for Beijing’s local community..............................................164
4.9.1. “Green Olympics” promoting Beijing’s sustainability...............................................................164
4.9.2. Guaranteeing the safety of water for Green Olympics.............................................................168
4.9.3. Environmental protection efforts of BOCOG............................................................................172
4.9.4. UNEP Beijing Games Environmental Assessment...................................................................179
4.10. Parallel G – Corporate social responsibility in manufacturing sport equipment.............181
4.10.1. Environment in corporate social responsibility........................................................................181
4.10.2. Sport and sustainable compliance...........................................................................................193
4.10.3. Effective ways to implement environmental conservation in corporate activities....................196
4.10.4. The Li Ning perspective on manufacturing sporting goods in China.......................................200
4.11. Parallel H – Implementing environmental best practice and sustainability in sport........203
4.11.1. Sport and the Billion Tree Campaign.......................................................................................203
4.11.2. Sport for Sustainable Living: Using the Games to inspire awareness & action on
sustainable living choices........................................................................................................206
4.11.3. Carbon Offset and Sports Events............................................................................................210
4.11.4. The case for sport and nature camps......................................................................................214
<strong>7th</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on Sport and the Environment
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